In this math patterns worksheet, students cut out 4 dominoes and place them in the sequence to continue the pattern with the pictures.

In this vocabulary worksheet, students match a set of words with their pictures; words are varied and unrelated, 22 total. One example per page is completed for students.

In this ESL describing worksheet, students read simple sentences beneath a picture and underline the words that incorrectly describe it. 

Little ones will look, think, then read to determine what the simple sentences are saying. There are three images of dogs doing different things, learners will look at each image then read each of the three simple sentences located next...

In this antonyms worksheet, students create a set of picture and word cards by cutting apart 32 cards. Each picture card has a matching word card. They can be used for sorting or matching.

In this phonics worksheet, students identify where they hear the sound of the letter N in 6 words. Students examine the pictures of words containing letter N (at the beginning, middle or end) on a drawing of a ship. Beside each picture...

In this dental health worksheet, students observe a detailed picture of children on a jungle gym. Students locate pictures of 5 animals which are apparently mascots of a dental health education program.

In this matching worksheet, students match 16 pictures of sea creatures with their names which are located in a word bank at the bottom of the page. They see pictures of a hermit crab, a jellyfish, a clam, and a starfish.

In this school team worksheet, students use the words from a word bank at the bottom of the page to label 7 pictures of school community helpers. They label pictures of a nurse, secretary, teacher, principal, maintenance person, bus...

In this picture story:  how do plants grow worksheet, students look at eight pictures about the growth of a plant and decide what sequence to put them in.

Young scholars view episode in PBS "American Photography" series, choose photo that is meaningful to them and write narrative explaining what the pictures means to them and why it is so important to them.

In this seal coloring worksheet, students color a picture of a seal. There are no directions given and there are no words on this worksheet.

For this counting worksheet, students see one number on each page, with a colored picture of objects corresponding to the number. There are no directions.

In this coloring worksheet, students examine a cartoon- style black line drawing of two children on an Easter egg hunt. Students color the picture.

In this language arts worksheet, students examine 6 pictures of farm animals. From the 2 choices, students circle the beginning consonant sound.

In this matching worksheet, students match the pictures of a variety of animals with their names which are located in a word bank at the bottom of the page. They see animals which include an osprey, an ibis, a pelican, and an alligator.

In this counting 1-4 worksheet, students count the number of small black line pictures that they see in each of 8 boxes. They circle the correct number of items.

In this art interpretation worksheet, students examine a picture that was painted by Picasso. They tell what they think the woman sees when she looks in the mirror.

In this shapes worksheet, students color a picture of shapes and trace and write the word shapes. Students color, trace, and write the word one time each.

For this family worksheet, students color a worksheet, showing a family with 2 children and one in a stroller. Students use 2 pages to color the picture.

In this 4th of July activity, learners match a set of 6 4th of July words to their pictures. A website reference for additional activities is given.

Student gains insight into the culture of Japan. They articulate the main ideas and supporting details, also they create a "glimpse of Japan" with an illustrated and written summary of the main idea and four supporting details from the...

All hail the king! Study the letter K with a worksheet that features six kings flying their flags, on which kids can glue pictures of words that also begin with (or include) the letter K.

Never fear, N is here! Practice matching words that end in the letter N with their corresponding pictures. Kids glue the words onto the sails of a ship that include each picture.